Sentence examples for commitments it is from inspiring English sources

It is becoming increasingly clear that although Iran, in the words of president Barack Obama on Thursday, "is complying with its commitments", it is not feeling the economic benefits of having unplugged two-thirds of its centrifuges and shipping out 98% of its enriched uranium – in effect rolling back its nuclear programme to the levels required under the Vienna accord.

The mass media company is hoping that its fall programming lineup could win a disproportionate share of advertising from its "upfront" commitments it is negotiating now, the analyst said.

In fact, both Afghanistan and Mali may be signs that the U.S., as George Friedman of STRATFOR put it, "is not just drawing down its combat commitments; it is moving away from the view that it has the primary responsibility for trying to manage the world on behalf of itself, the Europeans and its other allies.

Because New Jersey keeps no public records about civil commitments, it is hard to know who has been committed or why.

Instead of focusing on grandiose and politically fuelled commitments, it is time to rephrase the debate.

If you own your own business and you have made commitments, it is sometimes necessary to take care of business.

With those kinds of commitments, it's been tough to grow Little Giraffe Foundation, he admits.

Panicking about the commitments it was building up, the government announced that rates would drop to 32 cents on September 29th 2008.

For a short-term commitment, it is worth a shot.

In so far as strategy implies unchanging commitment, it is the antithesis of flexibility.

"Football is not just about quality – it is about effort and commitment, it is about playing to your limits.